This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary ’ s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. Wildfires have become...
From guinea pigs to alligators—and nearly everything in between—the “ Metals I ” P oster S ession at the 2026 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo made it clear that metals research today spans far more than a single species, tissue, or exposure route....
Diet and health have become a hot topic of conversation in public discourse and individual conversations and throughout scientific inquiry. There was also great interest in understanding diet with respect to toxicology in San Diego. Kymberly Gowdy , Ohio State...
During the last decade, we have seen the importance of scientists hav ing more presence in the media and engaging with non-scientific public. So, when one is requested to prepare a graph, it ’ s time to put on the amateur graphic designer coat. The task can...
In her Tiny Tox Talk, “Talking About Contamination in the Environment: A Toxicologist’s Challenge,” Evelyn Re á tegui- Zirena of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) offered a candid look at the communication challenges faced by regulatory toxicologists . ...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary ’ s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. At the 2026 Poster...
At a time when scientific careers are more nonlinear than ever, a growing chorus of voices is urging scientists to rethink a familiar concept: mentorship. During the “ Navigating Y our S cientific C areer: T he P ower of T ransforming N etwork into M ...
Heavy metals like lead and mercury are often thought of as “solved problems ” that we have tirelessly studied for decades. These are hazards we already understand and have learned to potentially control. But the “ Neurotoxicity: Metals ” P oster S ession...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary’s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. I spoke with Qian Zhang , PhD, UL Research Institutes’...
Scientific posters may be a staple of academic conferences, but as Barb Kaplan humorously opened, “Posters are the world’s most awkward social experiment.” In her Tiny Tox Talk, “Plan and Prelection: Alternative Layouts and Effective Communication for Posters, ” Dr. Kaplan guided...
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